What does NL stand for?

New Latin

This definition appears very rarely

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The company attributes this growth to an expanding set of capabilities in its Web Experience Management portfolio, global expansion, including a new Latin American presence, new programs driving market penetration, and strong execution as the global economy emerges from recessionary times.

United States : FatWire Software Reports 50% Increase in License ...

5) The root of the word electricity can be found in the New Latin electricus, "amber-like", the classical Latin electrum, and in the Greek word elektron, meaning amber.

Facts About Electricity

The ceremony was held in the hotel's grand Panorama Hall on the occasion of the enthronement of Patriarch Twal as the new Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem as of June 2008.

Honoring of H.B. Patriarch Fouad Twal in Amman

Clariant Masterbatches Division announced its new Latin American business unit headquarters in Brazil and new manufacturing plant in Argentina (above).

Clariant Masterbatches announces expansion

Winning Strategies for the New Latin Markets By Fernando Rabies, Francois Simon and Jerry Haar Financial Times Prentice Hall US$34.

Beating the Odds. (Book Review)

FatWire Software Reports 50% Increase in License Bookings for Q3

The first of the new Latin American trade agreements that my Administration negotiated is with Peru.

Radio Address by the President to the Nation

The new Latin American Quarterly includes articles on the rationale for Mexico's investment grade status, the rating outlook for Latin American sovereigns, and an analysis of recent changes to Venezuela's banking law.

Fitch Ratings Publishes Inaugural Issue of Latin America Quarterly